Yamaha qy10 Operation Manual page 28

CREATING
AN ACCOMPANIMENT
The
first
step in
programming any sequence
will
usu-
2.
ally
be
to
create
an appropriate
accompaniment
using the
QY10 BACKING
tracks. If
you simply want
to
create
an
accompaniment
to
play your guitar or other instrument
along
with, this
may
be
all
you'll
need
to
do.
To
get
you
started, let's
create a short
6-measure example
3.
consisting
of
a
2-measure
introduction
and
a
4-measure
pattern
with a simple I-IIm7-V7-I
(C
-
Dm7
-
G7
-
C)
pro-
gression.
Two-measure
introduction
(pattern 98).
I
4-measure
pattern
(pattern 89).
1.
5
Dm7 G7
Make
sure you're
in
the
song
mode
(press the
[SONG]
key
if
you
aren't).
Kt
KM
ili.
U
"i-
+
b
i
Select a
song
number
to
record
—
make
sure the cursor
is
located
under
the
song
number
(SI through
S8),
th*^
use the
[-]
and
[+]
keys
to select the
one you want
to
record.
Press the sequencer
[•]
key
to activate the
record standby
mode
(Reference, page
45).
When
this
is
done
the
song
number on
the display will
change
to
a track
number.
S 91 T
1
2 6 4
••''
4
t
-i
T:
J.
The
track
numbers
are displayed as follows:
TRl Sequencer
track
1.
Tr2 Sequencer
track
2.
Tr3 Sequencer
track
3.
TR4
Sequencer
track
4.
BK
All
backing
tracks.
CI
Backing
chord
1
track.
CII
Backing chord 2
track.
BS
Backing
bass track.
RT
Backing rhythm
track.
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